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._ PAGE SIXTEEN THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG se WATE $5 SAVED ON EVERY $20.00 SPENT AT Livingston's 20 Per Cent Discount Sale On all Ready-to-wear Clothing--Blue Suits excepted. Be sure and come this week and see for yourself how much it means. Our January Sale has made us new friends every day. The genuineness of Livingston's 20 per cent discount sale is one of the things that has built a reputation of which we are very proud, and which we guard most care- fully. ~All sales for cash-- Livingstons 75-77-79 BROCK STREET. "If C7 Your route it rays to Walk" | dances, including the latest of "jazz BD SPREADS [AT SPECIAL Best English makes of Satin and Mar- sailles Bed Spreads in single, three- _ quarter and double bed size; handsome patterns; in extra good wearing quality. Special priced from . + $5.00 to $13.50 . Honeycomb Spreads in a variety of good patterns; will launder well and give satisfactory wear. Specially pric- iedat.. io. 53.50, $4.00 and 34.25 Cot Specials--Crib Spreads, a -- to the Grand. For the urst three days of next week the management ol she Grand | oliers aunolher of their big time vau- devillp programmes from the B. F. Beith Vaudevilie nxchange. Toe acts | ure as follows: Swain and Ostman, comedy acrobats in a new and pleas ng tumbling act; sergman and Leo- nard in & number of songs and stor- #8 that make a decided mit: Arthur | and Leah pell in a delightful "Van- trilougal Diversity," and the Mabelle | | ¥onda Trio in an indian Club jusggl- ing act that has some unusual fea-| { tures. The feature picture will be | 'one of the latest Robertson-Cole | productions "A Sage Brush Hamlet" starring Willlam Desmond. The | story is a delightful comedy of the | west and has some very exciting sit- | ations to say nothing of pome oi Lhe | best comedy that this artist has as | yet done. 'Whe plot concerns the ad- | ventures of a bashful cowboy and ol- | fers many opportunities for this star {to make a great hit. He is supported | by an excelent cast of noted screen Lsiars, and the play is one that will be |. long remembered. 'Fatty the Villian' is the title of the Arbuckle comedy i showing the same dates as the apove j leature and it is as funny as all Ar-{ | buckle comedies are. Toere ig also a reel of the popular Pictorial Life which will complete the bill for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.~--Advt. 1 "Let's Go" at the Grand. | "Let's Go," a musical revue, the { music of which is by Edgar Vinal and the book adapted and staged by | Harry Sedly, will be presented at the Grand Opera House to-night with a company and chorus that promises a | solendid rollicking entertainment. | The cast is headed by Gertrude Hut- | chson, who is well known both asa | singer and dancer, who will be sup- | ported by a company of sixty or more players, including Elizabeth Fox, Harry Clark, Hallie Randolph, W. T. Chatterton, William H. Mal- one, Clifton Lyons, Dell Evans, GQ. R. McWilliams, Myrtle Mowatt and ; f BOARD OF F TRADE C: CAMPAIGN, { Thirty-two More Members Have i Joined the Board. The Board of Trade cgmpaign for | j members is making satisfactory pro-| gress. On Baturday morhing, an ad-| ditional lst of names was handed in, | making the totel of new members | lose to the hundred mark, Canvass- [ ari are working all over the olty, and | | not a single business or professional | man will be missed; while represen~ | { tative citizens of all classes are be-! | ing approached with a view to hav-| je all, classes represented on the, rgafised board, The work of { this board will be of great aesist- ance to Kingston, during the period | of growth which is coming in the near future, and it is hoped to in- | crease the membership to at least five hundred during the next week or two. The following is a list of those who have signed up since the first report was published on Thursday: Rev. Bruce Taylor. Dr. J. W, Campbell. Harry Breathwalte. W. P. Peters. Rev.-W. T. G. Brown. - Thos. Copley. _ _ Harry Angrove. J. C. Newlands. Jas. (Chief) Armstrong. Jos. Cullen. H."D. Wightman. John Hunter. W. J. Renton. Edwin Mooers. J. J. Steward: J, B. Bunt. Dr, A. E. Knapp. H, V. Moore, Jos. Drever, Oscar V, Bartels. A. C. Idngham.. Dr. W. G. Anglin: W. Cusick. A. B. Kingsbury, Ed. A. Mullen. Jas. Reid, G. Hunter Ogilvie. A. E. Trealgole. H. J. Steacy, ~ R. JMcClelland, E. B. Bparks. Prof. Drury, i LS aR } ay A OE RE | ANOTHER BIG THEATRE. SI Paramount Theatres, Idimited, to {a score of pretty girls, There is just enough of a plot to keep the interest up to a high pitch, but not sufficient to interfere with | the program of catchy dongs and | variations.--Advt.' | "Watch Your Step" Coming. | Among theglist of notable attrac- tions books, this city for the com- | | ing season, is perhaps none that | attracts mo.P" interest than Irving | | Berlin's famous international synco- | pated musical success, entitled, "Watch Your Step," which is booked to appear on Saturday, February 7th, {at the Grand Opera House, matinee | land night. The briskness and fresh- ness of "Watch Your Step" is enter- taining, absorbing and delighting t a degree that gives one to doubt the accuracy of one's timepiece that has recorded a long evening passed in the theatre. The fun, singing and danc- ing is on in a flash soon after the play's beginning, and flashes 'till the witty book and the ragtime musical liveliness has given a full and un- usual measure of repayment. An en- tire new production hss been built for this season's tour, and the gowns, worn by thirty pretty young girls, are the creation of the celebrated Helen Dryden, designer of the covers for "Vogue. '--Advt. ---- (At Griffin's. To-night 'will be the last opportun- ity to see the delightful "picture, "Twenty-three and a Half Hours' Leave," in which dainty Doris May and Douglas Maclean make such a hit. The story is packed with laughs ang deals with the mis-adventures of a certain Sergeant Grey, who falls in love with the daughter of the Col- onel of his regiment. It is in no sense of the word a war story, and not a single gun is exploded in its five reels. | The fact that the fun is against a khaki background, is mere- ly incidental. The two youthful gtars make their bow to the public as co-stars in "Twenty-three and a Half Hours' Leave," and their next pro- duction is sure to be eagerly looked forward to. The balance of our pro- gramme is also of exceptional merit, and taken on the whole makes up a genuine evening's entertainment. -- Advt. I -- a ------ A SUCCESSFUL YEAR For the Trusts and Guarantee Com« y Toronto, The annual statement of the Trusts and Guarantee Company, Limited, shows that the company has enjoyed a year of expanding business in all departments. During the past few years the company has steadily add- ed to its organization in different parts of Canada and is now reaping the benefits of the constructive po- licies. As a result, substantial gains have been "Meported at all d-part- ments and in this way the company has been able to render still greater service in its capacity of © te exeautatar apd investment agents, bank show a gain to $5,363, 413 over $5.182,061 at the end of the Jrevioss year The Senay advance of he stan | and ageney business is indicated I arn, ents oa} ¥alue 2 $35,540; And other vue "| would ereet within the | months an up-to-date theatre at s {cost of a quarter of a million dol- | the Strand Theatre, tells the Whig Spend $500,000 Here. Yesterday the Whig announced that Allen Bros. Toronto, had secur- led a site on Princess street, and next few Im i EE WL A lars. To-day George Wilson, manager of that he has been authorized by his company, Paramount Theatres, Lim- ited, to announce to the public that they will build a handsome theatre in Kingston at a cost of a half 'mil- lion dollars. The site has already been secured on Princess street, and building operations will begin about the first of May, so that the house will be completed by the beginning of | September. Paramount Theatres, Limited, is a $16,000,000 corporation, of which Lord Beaverbrook is the head. It is at present building a $1,000,000 theatre in Toronto for Pantages vaudeville, and also controls the Re- gent, Strand and Alhambra theatres in Toronto, and two large houses in Hamilton. It has leased the Strand Theatre, this city, and has arranged for the erection of forty-three theatres in Canada before the end of 1921. Kingstonians will be pleased to learn that Pantages vaudeville will be shown at the new Kingston theatre. The spending of three- quarters of a million dollars in the erection of new entertainment enter- prises alone fn this city during the coming spring and summer will give employment to a large number of men and provide the city with first- class picture and vaudeville enter-| tainment, Hm Some silence may be golden, but most of it is ironical. INT HANSON, CROZIER & EDGAR PRINTERS Market Square, Kingston DAILY MEMORANDUM: fee top of Pa 3 ares, right hand corner for probs ue 8t. Luke's W, A. and Salé, Wed- nesday, Feb. 4th, at , 8. Green, 574 Princess St. No cards. BORN, McFADDEN---At Wiarton, OR Jan. 30th, to Mr. and Mrs. B. Mciadden, (gee Olive Storr) a Fria MADOLE-+-Af Degeronto, on Jan. 17th, ®o Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Madole, a son stillborn. S074 SMITH--At Newburgh, on Jan. 18th, to Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Smith, a son. MARRIED, ~r Se Tonight AT 7.30 SHARP Two Splendid Bargains wil be offered to the thrifty women of Kingston. A SALE OF Ladies' Co 24 only, Sweater Coats. Styles are and sailor collars. ularly at $9.00. On Sale To-night $4.95 While they last. pure Wool Skating Colors are old rose, kelly green, rose, white and copen. Sizes 36 to 42. Sold reg oweater ats shawl -- HON No Phone orders accepted. A SALE OF Ladies' Winter Underwear 20 dozen Ladies' lovely knit ted Winter Vests, sleeves and high neck. This in long is a small lot we were fortu- "nate enough to receive from the mill at a bargain price. They re worth $1.00 each. Sale Price To-night 69¢ Each While They Last No Phone orders accepted. DELINEATOR, which i SUBSCRIBERS! Please call for your FEBRUARY 1s now ready to-night. John Laidlaw & Son, Ltd. OORT RRR i AERA EEE ER CRADDOCK--WOOD a daughter 3 da w 8 PETE SRR i GARRISON--At Morven, on Jan. 25th: Mrs. Matoha Garrison, aged 71 HENDERSON--At North Fredericks- | SMI burgh, son i wa Saran ga, 4 Hen , dged 2 "SS. Marjorie RRS. in Toute, hy a anusry Th, James Harvie, formerly of rato ary | Enities a wd ot Fada Judging from sold the people appreciated this sale. Shoes are